Leading Causes Of Death Among Youth In India
Suicide is the leading causes of death among the youth of India, followed by road injuries and tuberculosis.
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Suicide is the leading causes of death among the youth of India, followed by road injuries and tuberculosis.
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Heart disease, cancer, and lower respiratory diseases are the three leading causes of death in the United States.
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HIV/AIDS kills the most people in Africa, followed by respiratory infections, diarrhea, and malaria.
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Despite increased secularism in daily life, the majority of Austrians still consider themselves Roman Catholics.
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Ciudad de Guatemala is the capital of Guatemala, and the most populous city in all of Central America.
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Volcán Tajumulco, a stratovolcano in Guatemala, is the highest mountain in Central America at 4,220 meters.
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The United States has the largest pharmaceutical market in the world with a value of $339.694 million, followed by Japan and China.
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The vast majority of Seychellois people today are Roman Catholic Christians, a legacy left in the country by past French influences.
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The majority of contemporary Chileans consider themselves of European ancestry, although most have some degree of indigenous bloodlines.
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Former Portuguese colonial influences can still be seen in the widespread adherence to Roman Catholic Christianity in Sao Tome and Principe today.
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Korean shamanism emphasizes respect for ancestral Korean deities, and has significantly influenced other beliefs in the region.
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Developed in Vietnam just before World War II, Hoahaoism blends Buddhist teachings with an agrarian-centric outlook.
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According to the most recent national census, more than half of Mozambicans are Christian, though a significant Muslim presence is also felt.
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For generations, the Peshmerga have fought to protect and promote Kurdish interests in northern Iraq.
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The post-World War II political theories of Zaki al-Arsuzi, Michel Aflaq, and Salah al-Din al-Bitar led to the Ba'athist movement in Syria, Iraq, and neighboring countries.
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Istanbul, a transcontinental city in Eurasia, is Turkey's biggest city, and its economic, cultural, and historic center.
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Sunni Islam dominates daily life and culture in Comoros, with Roman Catholic Christians being the largest minority faith.
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Florida witnesses an annual average of around 5.7 cyclist deaths per million residents, the highest among all U.S. states.
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Soviet policies on religious freedom saw Estonia become one of the world's most secular countries in the 20th Century.
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